(6) Execute the Ctrl+Enter [Load Selection] command to convert the path to a selection and set the foreground color to white.
(7) Click the [Pencil Tool] button in the toolbox, and press F5 to pop up the [Pen] parameter setting panel and set its parameters. As shown in Figure 13-47, then use the Brush Tool to apply a white highlight along the edge of the highlight selection area, as shown in Figure 13-48.
Figure 13-47 Brush Parameter Settings
Figure 13-48 Using a brush to create a high light
(8) Click the [Ellipse Marquee Tool] button in the Toolbox, draw a round hole hanger at the top seal of the package, and execute the delete [Delete] command to delete the round hole hanger.
(9) Execute the Ctrl+T [Free Transform Tool] command to rotate the front of the package, as shown in Figure 13-49.
Figure 13-49 Rotating the package frontal effect (10) According to the package frontal effect chart making process, the same method is used to create the three-dimensional effect of the back of the package, which will not be described in detail here. The final result is shown in Figure 13-50.
Figure 13-50 The three-dimensional rendering of the package is completed
3 . Making a packaging projection
(1) Keep selecting the "Layer 1" status of the package's frontal stereo effect, click the [Add Layer Style] button in the [Layers] panel, and select "Projection" in the popup "Layer Style" dialog box. The parameter settings are as follows: Figure 13-51 shows.
Figure 13-51 Projection parameter setting (2) The stereoscopic effect "Layer 2" on the back of the package is also produced by the same method. Figure 13-52 shows the production effect.
Figure 13-52 The packaging projection effect is completed (3) In this way, a perfect film bag food packaging rendering is completed, as shown in Figure 13-53.
Figure 13-53 Three-dimensional rendering of packaging
13.3 Summary
This chapter describes in detail the "jumping bean" bag packaging from positioning to design, how to use Photoshop CS software to create a perfect layout effect and three-dimensional renderings, and how to output the production of film in CorelDRAW 12.
Source: China Digital Arts Online